Unboxing Chelsea Boot Kent from Carlos Santos
There are too many articles explaining what Chelsea boot looks like and what is the history, let us drop it and go to unboxing directly.
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Unboxing Sons of Henrey Best Seller, George with Hatch Grain
Goerge is the first style of Sons of Henrey, and since the brand has survived to this day, it means that this style must be recognized and well received.
George is still the most popular style of Sons of Henrey on StyleForum, and it is not an exaggeration to say that it is a hit.
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Unboxing Iconic Loafer 180 from J.M.Weston
The number 1 national brand in France. I asked a couple of French friends who basically don’t wear dress shoes, and they all have heard of J.M. Weston and said they would be very interested in buying the brand if it wasn’t that expensive.
My impression of J.M. Weston was very good in two ways. One is that model 180, 598 and even 677 are the most iconic ones in dress shoe community; and the other is that the shoes are very well made.
Let’s take a look at how well they are made in this article.
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Unboxing Iconic Loafer 726 from Saint Crispin‘s
Austrian shoes are known all over the world thanks to Saint Crispin’s. In the early days of the spread of dress shoe information, most people knew luxury English shoemakers such as John Lobb, Edward Green and Gaziano & Girling, then Berluti in France. Corthay and Aubercy were not discussed online at the time. There are many Italian brands, but if there was a lot of discussion about which one, it was probably Silvano Lattanzi. With the rise of Antonio Meccariello, there are shoes that are more worthy of discussion. Eastern Europe, including Germany, is basically a desert of information, probably because of language.
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Unboxing Unlined Piccadilly from Edward Green
Edward Green is the last destination for many dress shoe lovers, mainly because of two points, one, the conservative last and “boring” upper pattern, and second, the high-quality leather.
Based on this feature, Edward Green’s Cap Toe Oxford, Chelsea has always topped the list. As for Dover, Galway and the like are just new celebrities.
When it comes to Loafer, Edward Green is actually not shy at all. Penny Loafer Piccadilly and Duke, and tassel loafer Belgravia are all familiar models. It’s just that many people have a concept that the more formal the shoes, the more worth spending a lot of money, the more casual the style, you can wear cheaper ones, so that Edward Green’s loafer is not very popular.
Unlined is a very popular Loafer element in recent years, and not only on Loafers, Galway’s ankles are unlined.
Let’s take a look at what special details are in this pair of shoes.
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Unboxing Monk Loafer Stephen from Carlos Santos
Monk shoes have always been considered a kind of loafers, but in China, because people who like dress shoes are more proficient, so this classification has never been accepted.
Monk loafer is to add a buckle to the loafer. Such a design suddenly entered the field of vision in recent years, and Edhen from Italy is the most impressive. But after a period of popularity, there is suddenly no news.
Carlos Santos has a lot of styles, you can look at the catalog, but this one only came out this year.
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Unboxing Half Brogue Charles from Sons of Henrey
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I have 10 sets of navy suits, I have tried other colors, patterns, but every time I want to commission new suits, I always choose navy blue. Navy blue is really the first color of gentlemen.
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Unboxing Field Boots Byron from Sons of Henrey
Sons of Henrey has names for each model, and this field boot is called Byron.
Let us look at this classic and very sought after model.
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Unboxing Tassel Suede Loafer Edwin from Carlos Santos
The season of loafers, even who wears Oxford like me is attracted by them.
I know that Loafers are the favorite of Chinese men, whether it is the stupid kick-in for those who don’t know shoes at all, or the ones donned by barefoot of influencers, they are all the most sold styles.
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